In this episode, we discuss the enforcement and punishment processes of Covid-19 restrictions and other regulations placed on the student body. To shine a light on alternative judicial models, we interviewed a Reed College student. Should Amherst adopt these alternative principles of justice? 
Episode Details: 
Produced by Conner Glynn '24 and Karen Lee '25; edited by Sam Spratford '24.

In this episode, we discuss the enforcement and punishment processes of Covid-19 restrictions and other regulations placed on the student body. To shine a light on alternative judicial models, we interviewed a Reed College student. Should Amherst adopt these alternative principles of justice? Episode Details: Produced by Conner Glynn '24 and Karen Lee '25; edited by Sam Spratford '24.

In this episode, we discuss the enforcement and punishment processes of Covid-19 restrictions and other regulations placed on the student body. To shine a light on alternative judicial models, we interviewed a Reed College student. Should Amherst adopt these alternative principles of justice?&nbsp;
Episode Details:&nbsp;
Produced by Conner Glynn '24 and Karen Lee '25; edited by Sam Spratford '24.&nbsp;

Democratizing Justice: Reed College and Rule Enforcement

The Latin motto on Amherst College's seal reads Terras Irradient, "Let them enlighten the lands." On this show, we consider how Amherst has, and has not, lived up to this world-bettering mission. Are elite liberal arts colleges inherently flawed, and what kinds of change are possible? Once a month, The Amherst Student will bring you answers, or at the very least, food for thought.

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